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Today Kay Adams and I are talking what everyone else is — Heat vs. Pacers. I feel bad for Paul George because the Pacers wouldn’t have been in the game at the end if not for him, but that’s not what anyone will remember. And of course, we talk sitting Roy Hibbert a little —…

Christian Horner, Paul Hembery, Gerard Lopez, Robert Fearnley, Franz Tost and Alain Prost attended the Monaco GP Press Conference...

Fernando Alonso said the team was relieved to have emerged from Thursday's practice sessions virtually unscathed.

So much of this season's success for the Cleveland Browns on offense could rest on the shoulders of running back Trent Richardson. On Wednesday, I asked, "which injury would hurt the Browns the most?" I think that could be Richardson. Despite playing through injured ribs for a good part of the 2012 season, he was not able to be the dynamic and electric player that he is capable of being. Injuries were a concern when Richardson was drafted, and when the media attended the second round of organized team activities on Thursday, they immediately took note of the fact that Richardson was sidelined. According to reports, Richardson was not practicing because he has a pulled shin muscle. "It's precautionary," said Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski, when asked about Richardson's status. "We are holding him out. He may miss minicamp in a week and a half. I'm not sure, we'll just take it day-by-day." The Browns have one more group of OTA sessions coming up from May 28-31. Mandatory minicamp takes place from June 4-6, which is almost two weeks from now. I don't think the concern here is that Richardson is missing these practices or minicamp. The bigger question that will be looming in fans' minds is whether injuries will be a recurring problem through Richardson's career or not? Will the Browns be rolling for a couple of games with Richardson, only to have him hurt something and then miss some action? Montario Hardesty reportedly took reps with the first-team offense on Thursday. Tight end Jordan Cameron also missed practice, as he is dealing with a groin injury.

Typically, the saying goes “father time is undefeated”, or some variation of that. But we may be forced to change that thanks to Tim Duncan. At the age of 37, Tim Duncan was named to the all-NBA first team. Tim had a solid year for the Spurs and that is continuing for him in the playoffs. Another ageless one to make the team is Kobe Bryant, but for some reason, that’s not as surprising. Here’s a look at all three teams, via USA Today. 2012-13 ALL-NBA FIRST TEAM Position Player, Team (1st Team Votes) Points Forward LeBron James, Miami (119) 595 Forward Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City (102) 555 Center Tim Duncan, San Antonio (45) 392 Guard Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers (91) 521 Guard Chris Paul, L.A. Clippers (97) 537 2012-13 ALL-NBA SECOND TEAM Position Player, Team (1st Team Votes) Points Forward Carmelo Anthony, New York (24) 397 Forward Blake Griffin, L.A. Clippers 132 Center Marc Gasol, Memphis (38) 295 Guard Tony Parker, San Antonio (16) 273 Guard Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City (20) 306 2012-13 ALL-NBA THIRD TEAM Position Player, Team (1st Team Votes) Points Forward David Lee, Golden State 79 Forward Paul George, Indiana 73 Center Dwight Howard, L.A. Lakers (17) 203 Guard Dwyane Wade, Miami (3) 145 Guard James Harden, Houston (5) 253

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New York Yankees injured star Alex Rodriguez is under the microscope right now for alleged PED usage again, and he may miss most of the season rehabbing from hip surgery, but that’s not stopping the third baseman from cashing in. TMZ is reporting that Rodriguez just sold his Miami Beach mansion for $30 million, making a $15 million profit. Rodriguez reported accepted a $30 million offer for a 19,861 square foot property that he paid $7.4 million for in 2010. After he bought the mansion, A-Rod poured another $7.6 million into refurbishing and turning it into a dream home. The mansion is an oceanfront estate with nine bedrooms, 11 full bathrooms (plus two half-bathrooms), a four-car garage, a state-of-the-art security system with 16 cameras and a Zen garden. A-Rod had previously priced the mansion at $38 million, but after getting no takers, he reduced the price some. Rodriguez reportedly is neighbors with Matt Damon as well. The post Alex Rodriguez Sells Miami Beach Mansion For $30 Million appeared first on FootBasket.

The 49ers have signed rookie tight end Vance McDonald, Adam Caplan of TheSidelineView.com reported Thursday. McDonald, whom the 49ers selected in the second round, could compete for playing time right off the bat for San Francisco, which lost Delanie Walker in free agency. According to Pro Football Focus, Walker played 589 regular-season snaps a season…